Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | yesterday
Amid continuing speculation that the Tigers will trade first baseman Miguel Cabrera this off-season, here are some things to keep in mind:
Boston Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
Second in a division-by-division look at the offseason plans of the Red Sox' competitors . Two AL Central teams might end up figuring prominently...
Boston Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Red Sox nearly landed switch-hitting first baseman Mark Teixeira last winter in a free agent deal that would have remade the franchise. When Teixeira instead chose to...
Extra Bases (Free subscription) | yesterday
Miguel Cabrera had a fantastic season (although not MVP-worthy, with all due respect to my Japanese media colleague) for the Tigers. He had a .942 OPS, hit 34 homers and scored 96 runs. He's also only 26. There are assorted...
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
A couple of items for your perusal. With talks between the Mariners and Tigers on the Curtis Granderson/Edwin Jackson front said to be stalled and a deal "pretty doubtful" (according to ESPN's Jerry Crasnick's sources), a new Tigers name is now said to be on the trading block: Miguel Cabrera, he of the one MVP vote that didn't go to Joe Mauer. (FYI, Albert Pujols WAS unanimous for National...
Bless You Boys (Free subscription) | yesterday
This isn't going to be a regular feature, but as we're trying to steer some attention over to the FanPosts and FanShots sections, we'll try to highlight the links and articles that your fellow BYB readers have taken the time to post. demondeaconsbaseball posted a link from MLB Trade Rumors regarding Peter Gammons ' latest ESPN.com blog post. Would Mike Ilitch allow a fire sale? MackAveKurt linked to...
MetsBlog (Free subscription) | yesterday
In the Detroit News, Lynn Hemming says, ‘Miguel Cabrera might be as available as Curtis Granderson, Edwin Jackson, or seemingly any Tigers player.’ According to Lynn, the Tigers have yet to receive a significant trade request for Cabrera. Additionally, Lynn quotes Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski as saying, “I’m not getting into any names.” … [...]
MLB Trade Rumors (Free subscription) | yesterday
It's no secret that the Tigers are looking to cut down on future payroll, and to do so they've made both Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson available in trades. Lynn Henning of The Detroit News throws another name into the mix: first baseman Miguel Cabrera. Henning says that nothing "irresistible" has been offered for Cabrera yet, and that GM Dave Dombrowski said "I'm not getting into...
Foul Balls (Free subscription) | yesterday
There are a lot of questions concerning what the Detroit Tigers are going to do this winter. Some are speculating that there will be a fire sale in Detroit as the team tries to shed payroll going into the 2010 season, and then there are others saying that any such talk is ridiculous. Still, that hasn't stopped rumors from spreading around the league that players like Curtis Granderson and Edwin
McCovey Chronicles (Free subscription) | yesterday
Miguel Cabrera joins Tigers' trade talks He's like John Belushi crossed with Albert Pujols. And he turns 27 in April. If only he were more consistent ... I, for one, think a package that starts with Alderson, Villalona, and Barnes has a good chance to land Cabrera.
The Sporting Blog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Today's Calls: Thanksgiving vs. Black Friday, Lions vs. Cowboys, Texas vs. Texas A&M, Kevin Durant vs. Brandon Jennings, Albert Pujols vs. Immortality, Joe Mauer vs. Miguel Cabrera, Mike Shanahan vs. Bill Cowher, Tim Tebow vs. Jimmy Johnson and More. The Opening Pitch: What do you give thanks for, as a sports fan? I know a few things that make my list: • That the Arizona Cardinals defied...
TigerBlog (Free subscription) | yesterday
First we had Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson. Now the trade talks surround Miguel Cabrera in what would be the biggest salary dump of them all. Lynn Henning wrote this morning about how things have now turned to Cabrera and it looks like the Boston Red Sox are the team being mentioned. While I like [...]
Bless You Boys (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
More photos » by Charlie Riedel - AP One voter thought Detroit's Miguel Cabrera was the American League's Most Valuable Player. Browse more photos » Joe Mauer winning the American League Most Valuable Player award wasn't much of a surprise, as he was the prevailing favorite through most of the season. It probably also isn't much of a surprise that Mauer didn't receive a unanimous vote....
Over the Monster (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Funny to see how similar opinions are starting to form on separate sites. Of course, some sites form the opinions more in the posts, rather than the comments. Could be a function of how the sites are set up though. Anyways, here's two quick, random links: Rising star, prospect win Boston honors - redsox.com Buch and Lavarnway are the best. Anyone have issues with these awards? Projected WAR and Contract...
Detroit Free Press (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
Of the 28 voters for the AL MVP award, 27 selected Twins catcher Joe Mauer. One voter tabbed Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera as the MVP. That voter was Keizo Konishi of Kyodo News in Japan. Keizo is a member of the Seattle chapter. Cabrera finished fourth in the voting. He was named on all 28 ballots. But three of the voters had him in 10th place on the 10-player ballot.
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paolazhs9w | 09/26/2009
DETROIT – Gerald Laird and Brandon Inge each had two RBIs, helping the Detroit Tigers snap a season-worst five-game skid with a 7-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday. Rick Porcello won a matchup with fellow rookie Ricky Romero. Porcello (13-8) gave up two runs on four hits in six innings to improve to 3-0 in his last four starts. Romero (12-8) also went six innings, allowing four runs on...
ayashaa09k9 | 09/20/2009
DETROIT – Gerald Laird and Brandon Inge each had two RBIs, helping the Detroit Tigers snap a season-worst five-game skid with a 7-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday. Rick Porcello won a matchup with fellow rookie Ricky Romero. Porcello (13-8) gave up two runs on four hits in six innings to improve to 3-0 in his last four starts. Romero (12-8) also went six innings, allowing four runs on...
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